eliPPi49 6 :
.... A INTEvr'Cattnittietiewr—Wet flid under I
the telegraphic head'itt the 1401, Yprk
the following item, dated nariisbuiwActii
x,'1857. We have some doubts of* car.
reetness
• -
A new politicat cornblnation' 'his' just -been•
- der ,loped. The disappointed Deemer:4
mid the Straightout Amorkiani4tre uniting on
Governer Geary. A Cotnenittee hai
upon Geary,.and he luta peed to accept:theft
nomination. Great excitement pi e vai Is anion
the Politieians.
The Louden Critic mays thia,
works of Dickens are betterhni:in in Fran *
than those of Shakiipeare.
A.new ,cegtOerfett of the denominci ,
Lion of ss's -on the Anthracite Bank, at Tarn
/qua, F'a. is in cireidationnunterfeit $5%
on the Southwark Bank of "Philadelphia, are
alto in circulation.
, Aecordiiig to an essay written on the'
population ofTrauce, by M. J.,egoyt, and pbl..
fished by him in the Journal des Econotniates,
nearly me third part of thetnen, and more
than one-half of the wpm en, whci.tuorrittd 4 4l2-
ring a recent year, were unable to "read aid
write.
- .... the next time any neighboring Dem:,
: - .vatic homilist feels like preaching- upon ta) - -
itiall integrity,
will he please take for a text!
he recent repudiation•by the DemeeratidSu.i,
r eme.Court of California of ithe State Debt
f California, contracted by Democrats?
..; . The BeOlehem-Time* - to bead ofrthe
Locos from charging Wilmot with
,being a
'Catholic and proving it by asserting that be
was married by a Citthitlie Priest, re.pnblish
'cs t h e notice of Mr, Wilmot'Smarriage,Which
oceurred in Bethlehem, on :March .14, 1835,
when Rev: Chas. P.:Seid le, Ostor'ofthe ,Iltis;
. ravian church; cAcitited in tying the hymen;
lal knot between him and MIS* Ann Morgan,'
then of that borongh;
... The'New‘Jersey Town ElectionahaFP
resulted generally in favor of the Democrats;
in the northern part of the . State. It is. wor
thy of note that the opposition party. was Re
publican in character, and thitt atiths - Jkiner.
jeans did not go with them ; 'nor appear -with
' separate Candidate's, they must hove coitles
. ced with the Deinocratit :The position x.tt New
Jersey between theoko great cities of New
YOrk and Philadelphia isstifficientto - ac - Ount
for this. • ---. '. :1
. .. . . . .
• —: .- Land speculators 4avit' invaded Smith.
ern Illinoiii.'und are buying lip all" they can
get 'bold of.- . . •
• . ; Twenty families on_ the Des Moines
rirPr. lowa;' are reported to have :been jinn-.
dered by the Indians. • - '.., •-. 1 . -
, In lowa ea : l i , tuwa,'tt large population
having recently'` sprung - up in. the vicinity of
.the iitiliOad depot, a SundaY School, which is
attended by about 50 children, is 'held every
,Sabbath in a railroad car in that place.
The .Troy Time . s tw.o beguiti,
Iful aid aecomplished maiden ladies in Lk.;
-singb - nrgh,. N!: 1., who are . held in celibacy'
:by the . foree ofcircumstances. Their father,
•a wealthy retired merchant, „died: some time
since, and left a will; ,by the provisions of
'which his entire property reverted to:a foreign
Tarty. in case they should marry anybody
*ho was not a Catholic;' Preferring celibacy,
:to poverty; and-not having seen any Catholic
gentleman litho win their hearts, they
are passing into old triit_iiienhoe.d. Some for
tune hunting yhuths will probably save them
.from such afata. by i lg their creed."
.... The Lehigh Valley, Times estimates
strengthrtlie die `side door' party as fol
lows :—Philadelphia,' 4000; Montgomery - ,
Chester, ,aud tan aister, 300; Northampton, -
-275 ; Allegheny ; 250; Schuylkill; Northum
berland and' Dauphin. -600; and in the • re
mainder of the State about 800. Total si rength
, of the side door' party. 6.255; We think this
an over estimate.--Readiv Journal.
It , is calculated that the profits real.
iced yearly from the African shwa trade
Amount to about eleren of dollars
while the capital invested does not exceed
four millioos; that there is a fleet of fGrtyy.
'vessels, miiiinea by tt . total !force of nearly a
thchisaud men and that by ;means of *noel,
:come thirty-thousand slaves are exported
•yearly from the mist of Africa. • -
The - New Yorii:Leilishiture propose
that the Supreme Court of 'the United States
.shatl be remckielled so that , the Judges - shall
he taken from the differeCt sections of: the
Union in proportion to population. have
noteen - a "national ciemociat7 yet whe cot.-
curs in that proposition.' They:ill think it
monstrous thus, to.equalizerepresentation In
the Court of last resort.
A proposition:is:lN . ' irnteroplation to
'buy the land and neirO i estvi - ned by slave
holders in
. Kentucky..atVr present , valua
tion; and if three:foUrthS Ites'slave-hOlders
-in the State will agree to sell, the proposed
corn pany will -Ravioli% a sum of -money equal
to one-half the ektimated Value -rot biaik and
•
in one year
.nfter, pay the -.whole -balatiee.
'The slavei will be i set free. and .the liu&sOld
liven ad ieneed price, in vie.w -of. the State
ell - ling free in• one . year after - the :first pas=
inent
.the Masters, and the State:heeozoing
settled - with 'real "And uSt riOtis enterprising free
peOple.--4Newpor.t (14)'7,sunt.-
• ...,. The-St. Louis -pap,erstring us the in:
supra] address--of the Mayor. elect ,offizat
In it he. takes strong ground in favor
',of free white *hoz 'for the Stateof Missouri."
Mr. Taylor President Of - the board of Alder!
men replied, stating that he greed
„to Wipe.
sitions'ita'ken 137 as'
'ldiyorl, but
..:disagreed
With his views as to. the
.proper tune to. 'ag4
tate.tbe question. The . people 'of_ st. Louis
seem to be wide. awake to' the issues ~which
the Slaver uestiou is dull
mow!
,4 4
!;losely home upon them.
Information has readied England that
upward-410AM Noriegiana will promed
from Norway to Quebec during the present
•Butnro ,Several of those will remain in
Canada, but-the • /*ger piortion will pass on
to the North-western 13tates of.Amnerica. -Sir
Cusack Roney has left:England lor Christiana
to make arrangeinents for Ihei transit 914ese
persona, from fi)..u:C"ee to their destination, and
.also tO hissevninite information with re&r
ence to-Canada on behalf of the Government.
.`.. European - Time: announces that
Mr. Chtules Mickey is un the. ire of paying
11 V hit to the United States and. Canada, in or:
der 'kJ see with hisown.eyealbi44,43
kiety there—to':enjoY the magnifieerit seene 7
- ry of the Western world, and toobaerve tbe
practical- yorking of rolitieal inatitutioni
t‘virich - excite - touitieb surprise and- erithDilitri
in the oh 3 (*wits)
Louis Nitlit . ileon irialgot intrft contro
versy With' theltoman taiestimititi;
- And has' had to;eetpure the Bishop ofitifoityiris
illi*pooted
-that the Bisho p will resigii iris Bit:ll46ton
the ridviee of the 1-4-,*vrflo disei-ntit wwith .
JoOsen the hontivhetween ftortieritirin*;
The recent elections In Oreat Britain
have resulted in the triempb of the ininiste.
petty, end terdeahaeratob
sidered me having the destiniesof.- , the. MOM
;n his hands,
- ,
- 11.4114111011101114. 0„A: 'A I
4.t titeetritii7 Ma*
Criitervirmimee of the N. -V7W6viss. ,
Lswairscs, K. T., April.lo„ 1857.
htr:litanton,*.wowgieutotl4loTer
rit9tY, has jU 5 t striSde He ofigukinick.ths.
-Territory.. by tile!" back_ docw,r- Unsex
•City -and. Weapon, , Mxr. didatilunmoti l
arid scibmiti Several of the ditetiwgitiskid - Pro:
Slavery officials:l' It is a trilling matter of it:
iquette, but gOod taste tr.iiht have dietated a
•disembarkation at quindarti or-Leaveoworth.
He is a portly itritientan, and looks respect.
able; He will be edit* Goienior until Gov.
Walker arrives, , I do,not sttpme,he is en.
dowel with anY lektraordintry powers, and
the likelihood' is that be Will keep very : quiet
till his successor 'arrives. :He as greeted in
ik kind and respectful manner by several of
the tnen of Lawrence, and, in reply to coot
leous invitation, t± promlied tcl visit ns nett
Atoitday. ! J ,
THE LAND On'ictit.--Arttong the other
iniana . by Gov, - c4ary suoceeded io
gaining the raid will of the people of Komi";
was: the; promise; cm .his part, that' the new
Land office, should be fairly located, and at
points which have been made prornitterit by
the flOw of emigration and enterprise. Man
hattanseas haye beendotie of th . ,
vi
No,,it is ascertained that the new Adminis
tration has exhibited its fancy . for Border-Ruf
flans in the most abject way.• While there
are many thriving and real towns in Kansas,
the Land offices have been located at bogus
tawny, the creatures of bogus legislation,
Where there is no enterprise, and where the
settlers do not go, and will not go; town
speculations, owned by Missouri, as are the
laws and local officers of •Kansas. Of this
stripe I would enumerate the town of Ogden,
on the Kansas, and the town of Fort Scott,
in the south part of the Territory. Not con
tent with giving the Land offices to the Ruf
fians, the new ['resident has sent the Land
offices to their paper towns, to the inconven
ience of the people, and to build up the men
who roh and oppress Kansas.
Missotnu PREPARATION.—The brass can
non which was taken by the U. S. troop's at
the time the liickoilr Point i prisonera were
aiptured, ; last Full, and which has been in .
Lecompton ever si rce , until lately, has been
removed teom that place,-by the connivance
of the authoritiea; and is now on the Missou
ri border, close to Westport. his doubtless
tbe,intention to;have it there to be ready in
ease an' invasion should be necessary. It
ought to have been taken from Lecompton
by. the Free State men, and would have been; ,
but for a feveriSh• anxiety to avoid doing any
thing that:might be regarded as wrong by the
unduly sensitive.
Taxns.—The boffin- County Judge has
been in Lawrence and threatened tact
Sheriff Jones will be down to collect the tax
es, or to seize property therefor. The bogus
officials are getting so excessively exalted on
account of the. appointment of Border Ruf
fians to all the Federal offices , that they can
•scarcely keep within piudent bounds, 'The"
Lecompton Union' exults in the appointment
of Walker.
.14.issO6txIsis.nrEatses.-7 A., young 'Free.
.
State squatter, ;" Who lived down on the : Pota.
watamie Crak, Wa.s.recent I v seized by a band
of men :frortr carried to that
State hy v ,
lodged in
Went to Leta
interpose.
the - authoril
vor.;
April 24th,
BALDWES, of
Br..ten, of Disnocl::
In Thomson, April 16th, b): . 31.. T. Whitney, Esq
Mr. WILLIAM ,PELTON, of Dar:rare co., X. Y., and
EL
Miss MART S. PERKIN", of Thomson., -,
in New-Mfitrrd on Sunday the '27th inst. by Elliot
Aldrich Pig. Mr. Omen MeDonau) and Miat Barr
Biotin( both of Great Bend Pa.
In ,
Joliet, TO., April 19th, at the reeidenee of W.
Latiotupson, Kr. Loans ROstssos, Attorney at
In Dubuque., lowa, formerly of Brooklyn, Sasq.
ContnyPa., in Abe 29th year of his age. .
•
Apra 151 h, Dca. DaTw Get; in the 91st year of
his age- -
1 - -
. ,
Deacon Geer, a native of Rent Township, Litch
fiCistto.,o:mn., was born Dee. 4, 1766. When a
bout 31:1 years of age he united with the Congregation-
Church in the, place of his it 0404 and in 1818
was ciurscra a Deacon; which office he held until
1884, when, removing to this place; he transferred
his relation to the Presbyterian - Church of Montrose.
Tbe of manner and , the gentleness of spirit
of our 'venerated friend secured the strong affection
of all who knew him ; while the uniform consistency
Of his lifewitla his profession, his interest In the pros- I
pe . rity of the tie of theitedeerner, his peaceful sub- 1
minion to the orderings of God's providence ,and his
spiritual mindedness, bore steady - evidence to the sin
' cerity of his piety and to the ripening maturity of his
spirit for a better world., -
During most of the past year he was with his child-
ren, in the city New 'York,. and, was looking with
- Much interest Inlis anticipated return to those with
wbcnn be hid spent the last thirty years of his life and
who were prepared, most Cordially to welcome him,
With the hope of being able to minister to his com
fort amid_
- the infirmities of inereakingage. But God
in his wisdom Ordained it otherwise. At' the 'very
time that errangents were making-for' his return,
be, under the pressure of age rather than of disease,
fell quietly - asleep. His body was brought up and in
terred, on the 19th, in our village grave yard, by the
ells of the chosen companion of his youthful days—
the wife of his manhood—and the /sympathizing part
:tier of his hoary age!.-with whom, for 66 years, he
had. lived in . uninterrupted harmony; and who two
years since finished her course in peace. thus pre
ceding Min a little, in the enjoyment of the recom
pense Of the righteous. II; A. R.
tn Bridgewater, on the 24th ins% MIS. Punts Fan
coin, wife of Mr. John Faneher," aged 64 years.
Mrs:Fineher irks born indiralntrim, then Luzern - e
Comity; September 7th, 1798. She gave evidence of .
obmin' log &good hope in Christ, and was baptised by
Sid. Jacob Drake, andtmited with the Baptist Church
when &boat eleven years of.age. She has maintained
er profession ever' since, In such a manner that no
'one that'll:new hirkad a reason to douirt the relay
other adoption Into the amity of God's eirßdren. She
Was esteemed and beloved by all that know her. She.
suffered severelrfor many months with that dreittlibl
disease, Consumption, but was newer icirorrvt to mar
-mar or complain.; . She was peifectlrreirgtoed to die,
and said-to the orvite.r, that she la an assurance in
bee mind; that she shoald.go to dwell with 'the Sav
iour that the had-always loved from the time she
thought He had 'given her a new . heart. She had
times in the first part of her , pilgrimage, of doubting
her hope, by examining her fife, bit k 'hen die has
carrierther case' to the belied always given her
relieffrom her,fears. And now she wasready to leave
her numerous 'friends; and all of earth fur Heaven.
And wifen the time alter departure had fully come,
she died Without a suogee, hating given her last
farewell to tben -She has left a kind tosband,
`slat* lathib , ilildren; sad a large circle of friends
to" mourn her Use. [Cox.
OE
In I.4itri, — Bask. Cli„-Pa., on 4atorday the 18th of
,pall;- 11367 * .Iirmax son.of Judo! and Anna.
, dged.P_ . I
„Ths , demand settor:widow, (a second wife) and fire
sling children; tour by his Snit and cope by his se e .
.ond - The - deceased suffered with pulmonary
conensitrition" E ihei ata : ft irrirtbi,'. - *id without a
5t11116 4 e"0. 1 44 8 f , 041110:114stt Slaillikftkri. evklienee
othis IVtc4l With am/ and 14. reswaretion *or
4 1141 .0aP5 1 4. :. 1 40** in.** , of Olkeious tumor
%
Ifielielielve'lll2W22ll2l2ll•l2o.l2o4log
baea 07 odfit may. *-00.46110011 fa the lmnie
zatnettbdan*D'acookint et await. .sabir scom p ;
lkiatitageohistkomila than, ; asibllowtx •
illeY, - (2422isdi'lltfieciaebvisaftegiot;•
• - &ABM, 10rfaltik A.M.
- 14P0P 0 . 1; 2 . ; Smiusell; "
- 7. Ceetro " fa .
Atekt*U 41 3kuMb " r.
'lseicie - 0, No. 2 ".• 20
, imdagressisr 24, K rta see, it IL " "
1 - •' 4 B. F. Tinrosurr, Co. Supt.
New'Xilford,'Afril 29, 1067.-4 w. -
DIED:
111114.UNWIF Eitit=ono.
Pausy,Miiiithftdelatieb4 y. No.l
1 1 1 1 11, "Mre4rliPtilkri ID meet sibeirlintioa Hme.,
-rw i torir?Tc#44 sawn*, )I,,ata i t t *.el
o'c ' . Tpilliiii;JibettnEts.
- 9 ' (N 7:; - Bitietaaint, Beenstaiii. '
AletwilatifeThe readmit
of Seequeltanne Comity will boki their nett f i teirter6l
ITiAhlweleVotrfn Rosh trernekip,iniheeellewis 1 boas
neer Coolies Intern; (ifiereerly town titelotiogie
sdiael floaseateiTriolay Ybd tlitUrftij, the 228 end
etille,;•111h1., AN umbers *ems tlistenee tYAI
be seeetetnedated free ofeiteme. - • ^ -
• • • ' A. & lbeefittar
epiThr4 • -W1 Paean, f paiimitter.
READEL It you desire a rand aud geode Pori'
gative, which neither nauseates or eras rise to ha.
peasant offbeat, - procure HALSMYS VORZEIT PILL&
Realer, If you with to be sure of a pure v table
'esedidne, which contains no adomel or what
ever, ask for ,Haltefa Forest PiW. and avoid at
. , .
. ,
Reeder, ff . * Weald Lire the best awn nd ex.'
earimpuilk Dandedion; mod Bloodßait,- tor,;
1n the Moil, hansom etiahs Halsey% Relit':
imm-r
it yen would have mmadne which does Mit letre,,
the bowels costive, IMestinenemil the tone of the
stomach and bowels, procure fialsey's Forest ma.
Reader, if you do mot whit to Gdl a victim M Nom e !
dangers:a; sickness, 'sod be subjected to a pirtvikian's
bill of twenty • or fifty dollars, take Dr. lialaey's
Forest Pills as non as unfavorablesyMptome arefelt.
Reader, If you are bilious, or have any complaint
which requires a purgative medicine, lialsey's Forest
Pills are the best you can MC ; and if on have the •
ague and fever, old colds and coughs, or rheumatism,
the Forest Pills, taken in connection with Dr.
sev's Wine, will cure you when other medicines fail.,
br.:llslsey's advertisement can be'seen in anoth.4 l
er part of this paper. ABEL TBRILELL, Agent.
March 1857.—tw
Gr , 11.30/kill'
~~~~~~~~~8~
FOR
The Spring Trade 1 1
--01 , --.
100'7 : !I
THE subscribers hare on hand, (and ate ionstin
ly receiving additions thereto) the largest 'toe
and most varied assortment of
NEW GOODS
ever before offered to the people :of this comonmiti,
comprising almost everything :expected to ye
obtained at Country Stores; all selected
with the view of weeting the var
ions wants, and necessities
• of ourcastorners.
SMALL PROFITS!!
• - We are selling;
and are waling to
- sell our whole stock of
. Good.s, at the very small
est advanee,from Cost,ctm
sistcnt with a swish Terminer
&tire- profit, believing it to be
more to our interest; to sell a large
amount of CI 0 01) S, at a swap
profit, than a small Arno unt at a heavy p it.
Cash Purchasers
Take Notice !
.. •
Those who . . . -.
buy their goods ,
.11, we ask,
note the above facts,'
and act, as will assuredly
j '.:
be for their best inter:st, '
by giving us -a
OLD CUSTOMERS U
Thankful for the opport
of serving so numerous a list
of customers, and highly ap
preciating their many favors
during the year past, we assure . • i
them, that it Shall be our constant
study and care to anticipate and
meet their wants in every '
• .PRODUCE WANTED !
3fost kind' If Produce rantrei
. achanye for 000
Partindars
Little & Harding'
lunkhanonelt Dept, AprU 29, 1867.-141 ml
DItbSOLIUTION• 1-
HE firm esisting under the name of S. H. & D.
SAYRE hag been diftwdred by mutpal co - t
The bu.inewa will he :continued under the nom. of
S: H. SATRE Et. BRO'S. S. H. SAYR
. April 29, 1857. P. SAYRE.
S. FL SAYRE :& BROTHER
Are now receiving a frerb supply of all kinds .!
• SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
dch Tor Cash or produce be bought very
VV
ALL PAPER, a select lot just trceW l 4
S. 11 . SAYS BRO'.I
PLOWS! PLOWS'!
WE invite the attention of farmers,to th e celeb
ed PEEKSKILL FLOW which we have ad ,
to our large assortment S. 11. SATRE & BRO'S
April 29, 1857. Proprietora of Foun.,
ANEW WEEKLY.
The 'Philadelphia Weekly Tim: s
PUBLISHED AT PHILADELPHIA,
• DICTOTED TO
Republican Principles, Newi, L, t
vrature, Arts & Science. •
"proprietors of the Pn:LADSLTHiI MOOS
nuns respectfully announce that -they v
made the necessary arrangements to commence
publication of a weekly paper with the above till
Single copy, per annum $2 00
-
Trio copies, " ... ..... 300 .
- - Five copes, . " ... ..... 800
Ten copies, " ..12 00
Twenty copies, per annum, to
one address, and any larger
- miniver, at the - tate of $1
- per atunm; 20 00
Any person sending us a Club of twenty .or . '.
la be entitled to an extra copy. Payment in a,
falsee is required in all cases. .
The first number wid be Jar - nod on
Saturday, Play Id INIT.
et
_ While this paper will be conservative is ha tenden , ,
ties, *and independent in its discussions, it' bo
heartily in sympathy with the great poUtical s
proposed by the National Republi.sn mar of
1856. The aggressions of slavery as a politi cal 1,-
4
t r ,
er, and the eroits making to give It- a Wheal en.
dorsentent as a part of the .constitidonal law the
Union, will be firmly resin while it wfil main It,
In all their integrity; the si but of every
oar common country. -Th policy of the tes
Must be s elf protection, not aggression, and ft wilt
be the sins to carry about in a fraternal Wert.
The 'Niel will contain a large amount of nal,
editotid r ind miscellaneous matter,
he., earefolke arrunged, with.expreaa to
making it a popular and Interesting • -
FA.ll:llst ActwePAPza.. , ,-. '- ~
.. The_ price ptlhe Tutee Willi kn: Ai lie - it it
to * put in the haute Orevery tainCy In the.' _ -
nits.
1 6wsulin'yoursitiweript4tmeituls enify by. ' se
! aim one fithe beet papers.,pdAliiiked bi t he . cl! 1
l!ezee. renpose b e doe 11* 810* , 1
1 act luxe the sat* mailed to them reipistly. : .
. .litiiiti :;--Dally, $5 per MIMI in. iskeerros -
Misr !L.' , PartsDaLTlLLi Mounts Tsui? Oil ' -MI L
IlliCheaut Street, Philidelpide. • _.. .
- . 41 Ars Wilmot. In a Wei Madre SO ths
W o
sod Wu:cur Ton The WeUam e
euierprisi cassia be likyk:
over " uftelad As at
skiley led exesiiied bdusee in di eitY et
die U slava Indispendble to our penmen
•
so We Sate.*
l'ithwliipringr-Gisoods
.
Mille NEW swam in 61lossa.
.
Tart "rinaersktued .
having t hist l ea • • k.)ll •
:fr innlew '
'lsibiting to.. the hood le of °noon "
and cinipiete tosbetelent or I fry Goods:,
: Cireeeriei, Croatetn , lGOdelar4 - . 800
end Shoes, Made
and Caps. .' •
ReadEidade Clothing, rt 7
k Fancy ,
conalstlng of —Larva, limps Miles Viaphaits,
.friats, &lettings, 214ispe, Oil a Li* itock
RIMER GOODS " . •
formed and boys' year. Believing therßeetly Pay
and Short Credit system to be the ter one, , our
motto is "The nimble sixpence is better than the
slow.shillite Call and see es for we
. 40 sell :you
coeds Cheap kr cash. _ ILLWL*T GUILD.
Mom, A pril. EO, 1857. • •
. N. B. AU kinds cd produce taken hi Exchange for
ciiconns Hoszwavi a -!large mock,
• of every variev, far Ladies,. deli* and Child
ren) at MAWS: .
.
1)00TS ac SHOES, and Iteak' 4lade
.Cloth
hq, lid every style In market, •
BAWLEY 4101:31:D13.
FLOUR SALT, by the Witt of pound,
4St, at HAWLEY & 'GUILD'S.
Dairymen, Wlike Notice.
AWLEY & GUILD have conMantly on hand,
JL.l..and have made to order,Churns, firkin,
Retuen Pails and Tubs, of the bst qualitv..-?
Gibson, April 30, 1857.
'Din a shOrt time since the equilibrium 'of out
_LP usually quiet Tillage was disturbed by the report
of Ere arms, and the rumor that a man s e life had
been imperiled in our streets. It proved to be no
very serious occurrence, and the difficalty was final
ly satisfactorily adjusted.—That perturbation having
subsided—the excitement is now caused by the ere•
moutons rush to Chandler's to buy
' Softly and gently we would say to the fair ladies of
our community, our stock comprises almost every
thing necessary to complete a complete lady's ward
robe, from a nicely—li--Llioc—Hoolied Skeleton
Skirt, to_a splendid Flounce flowing Robe. For:mu
tual benefit we will enumerate. Lawn Robes. beau
tiful flounced and plain Beregri Robes, Fancy all wool
Detentes; Do lieges, Imperial Challis, Plain and Fig
ured Brilliants, Chambras, Elingharns, Merimac Prints, •
Plain - and Figured, Black 'Lawns, Ladies mourning
Collars and Triminings, Frinch Embroidered Collars,
Underalcerea and Flouncing., Stamped Collars, Edg
ing., &T., Brass Hoops, Bamboo, do., Hooped Skirts,
Silk end Moire Antique Belts, Velvet end Moire - An
tique Tritntnings,Estella Shawls,Broch ditto.,all
kinds of !Shades and Cohan, Gloves'and — Hosiery a
great variety, Bracelets and Jewelry, ;rt fine msdrt
ment, Pearl Port Moniaes and Card CoMes, he., tic.
To the:gentlemen in ' particular, and the rest of
mankind in general, we would say, thatt we dent be-
hem that abresa makes the taan," . yet we do thinkt
that he our be made to hook wonderfdly tiin one, by
" piling" himself into some of the materials which we
have provided for his indivianal use. 'Call and eon-,
vince yourselves by an examination of the abundance.
Fancy Shirting; Amu Neck Time Fent,' Ogranra,'
Fancy Shirts, Fists, Pants, Cingts, Vegans's, Cloths,
Fancy Cassameres, Summer Plaids, Kentucky Jeans,
Tiered; Sattenetts, Hats and Caps, a srrest supply of
the most improved fashions and colors, Fancy Foeb.
et Hall, Linen do. , Fasiey Border, Silk do., Sus.
pendeis, Pearl and Gold Shirt Studs and Sleeve But
tons, Carnelean Coat Fasteners and Biatons, rie.oke.
In het almost everything requisite to improie a
Lady's of Gentleman's wearing apparel can be ob
taintcrt at F. B. CILANDL.ER'S.
NEXT WE
25 - WITNESSES
1 1 1 1 The Forger 'Convicted.
SR
JOB" IL, lITICIS TEX
Who has had 10 years. experienoe u a Banker
and Publisher, and Author of
CI AA
e A and of res at de Broachtay rabersaete
e =N MI when, L
e ch 10 successive nightsi over
gl• ISt 50 , 000 People
Greeted him with Rounds of Applause,. while
• be exhibited the runner in which Counterfeiters
axecute"tbeir Frauds, and the , surest and
• , Shortest Means of Protecting theca I
CS 274 - Bank Note Engravers all say that AC is the
greatest My* of Paper Mosey living.
fIISEATEST DISCOVERY -el
a the Present Cenrtury for
Deteethig Conterteit Bank Notes.
- sa. Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence,
r e and exhibiting at 'venue every Conn
lerfeit in Circulationi 1•
0 ETA, Itennetand Drees I'rliiimbp, $e
s complete aosortmeat at
- HAWLEY k 'MUM:
.Shooting Affair! :
ATTEMPTED MURDER.,
GOODS-t*.W GOODS-FANCY GOODS
. -ALL KINDS OF GOODS- •
Montrose; April .tP; M 37.
SHOVELS. SPADES" SCOOPS,
Door Latches, Hammer!, Tea‘and !Table Spoon;
.Knives and Forks, &liners and Pocket Knives, Shoe
and Carpet Tatlm..l3ootandScrubbfrißrushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, &c. Sm.; cheap, at
PITANDLEWS,
FRESU - LOT OF GROCERIES, old
Jaya Coffee, Burnt and around, warranted pine,
just received, at ca.4l pLzir3.
"VIEW BOOKS, raper_and Envelopes Pens
.L l l ind Holders, Inks and Inkstands, Ledgers and
Day !Woks, Blank Books and Memorandum. on hand
by the quantity, at CHAN'DLER'S.
I EIIORIIIOES PILE or Paper Hang
ings luai Borders. oa
CILISDLIES.
TAILS & WINDOW SEAS at sit
. 1N kinds sad sites, at • • CHTINDLINS.
TE members of the Mum Thu —..A"Lt.llll` COM-
Aunt', are hereby ordered to meet on
lacisatllag, the 4111t - iteret *ay next,
at Union Ball, in the 'Township of Iffirford„ at Si
clock A. 11, arced acid equipped according to la*,
for the purpose of mow, drill /'
By order ef the CkPapatty. -
UarfOrd, April 30, 11367.- tw
• 1. Plows: Plows !t .
TOT'S PLOWS of all the different pattern/+--
1 Pio* Points, &c. .Also; Eagle Ffnandry Plows
and castings, at shop prices, by:
HEMPSTEAD tk ifcAlf.V27/E.
Prints, Lawns, &c.•
,
A GOOD assortment Cocheco, Merrimac, ,Pact.
fic, Sprague and Philip Alien Prints, selling at
the old prices. Also a fine variety oh Lawns, Bril
liants, Chalks; Barrges, &c., cheap as the cheapest.
by , • LIEMPSTEAD a MeKENZIE. .
Flour. • '
rIIIIE BEST FLOUR in the tharket, idling it only
L 0,00 bbl, by ,
HEMPSTEAD fk , MeMENZIE. •
• Broolant, April SO, 1857.
Arrenged so admirably. that REFERENCE is
EASY and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
tar No bides to esvnine No peel to hunt up!
ati But so simplified aid arrsinged,that the Movitsrit,
Ca Banker. and Business Ban noses all at s
.Olmtee.
Pig
English, "we.% and &reek
al Iles Each teas read the lame in tds
own Native Tongue.
agthil
Mg Perfect . Bank Not List Published,
Moo s List of '
...4 l Eke Private !Barkers hi Amer
' .:41. Complete Ittaimmy of the Youurcs
tEtoors A Attstuca will be published in each e
dltion. with all the Important NEWS
'OrTarft/VT.' Alma BERM OE TALES
, 1 1 " 1 .ht)* turt:Old Itaansetipt, toned ht the Eats.- It
furalakes the Most Complete Rita* a s •
: 4 ° l : • mum&
• thitaidt , &iedbfng Pendeiing Positions lawbieli
' L sad °oedema of dal Caton Mee
a been so ofteo tbmd.l'hest Stories will etookate
throooout thp,okokryes4saft 1 , 121 Ime s the
lapinanatftegeter tifered to the /Wk.
Mik ' Etwatsbal Weekly to lishostibeesealy,tt
tat a year: Al. letters mast be ethinmsed to
-_ JOHNS SIMI Broker,
robashot end blifeka" *met, MY.
Alp oplatatertyl-
Miiiiffi
ritAWAs Reach of Au.
p-,*``i 7 ,
.D il- EKER&O
- 8.)4;43 -
office e.ot tut. Co, Po, oa e
sj slgie witinass4Xo. 848:leverefrettst, Afil.vl
ICE=
41 1:14kti1ijiie14111641,1,11440R:
E have 4,500 ecru oh choice thither lands a
Ift-ilortide :a there hi Bustpmbannsi9mrdr.
tbekihmee in Erie, Wayne Co., with an Abel:leppe
Of sriitei.Pascer;lllMs; tc. We wM divide,* garret
thievaluabie tract into farms of, any • requisite size;
and sill dispose of them to actual seders, to improte,
upon seconanesdadng Semi, and at low prieek "The
"I• WO 4 9 fm3l, OfS4atei liviladaPted , t! )
hit gunstock or • Diu' mikelhunous orop*—
Avert of the above land has excellent keen oek teak_ .
ike." We hare ARO some 50 IMPROVED FAIM
lying in Suaimehiumua Count 7, Pa., Broome and Tomo.
kins Cw , 74.• Y. s and a few lying in Chenango
1,4160 acrd litlYeSern Virginia, iiiso seTIO plan
isOmi
lovir 50,000 acre* of unbroken pod& huni,
Imperiled with timber sufficient for farm pmpooes,
trell wispftd for conversion into profitable crop or
Stock 641114 of forti acres ufiwgrcis, for sale u pon
:el favorable tents.
; Lauds fu Illinois.
Vte hate &tole 20.000 acres or prairie laud in
differen!, sections of llNnois, offering slinilar adranta
geitO crolgrimis, as those dicier&
Wo bore several hundred acres of excellent land
in Wisconsin, to be sold in lots to suit purchaser*;
and oh reasonable terms.
Lands in Indiana, Minnesota, Xansas, and Nebras.
ka, &Tering great inducements to settlers *lso desire
rich and cheap farming bunk
-Great Bend, April 30, 1857.
DICITSCAN •ig i ftlß
Anew : article for Mattresses and elis ions. lam
now prepared - to furni..th Ml who want good
and cheap Mattresues. Muscan Bair is recommen&
rd u being better than hair or feathers, It is free
from all moths, worms, and no bug,` not even the bed ,
bag will go near it, nor remain where it Is. Mattres
ses of Bair or Coma made on short notice.
G. F. FORDHAM,
Nos. I, 2, & 3, Basement, Searle's Hotel.
Montrose., Pa., Apnl 30, 1857.4 f - • •
• DiUM
•
TOUT.' 11231 116321.1111111114011.
AA Les Items S. Rttri, having been under the tn
lrl of Professor Barsini, of New York, ex
iTessirto' qttalify herself foe giving instruction, dill
give lessons on the PIANO and in SINGING, at the
residence of her father, Rev. U. A. Riley.
• Montrose, April 22, 1857. -
- • • FOUND. - -
24
le.; the plank road betweer Montrese and Montrose
tirepot . , ft:potket bok,, containing •a ' sultan A
- 4 - nsoney., - - • • JOHN 1:11468=.=
Harford, April 22; 1857.-4 w .
..LIiDIES-1 GENTLEMEN
,lIAT want :PAPER HANGING- done
in a scientific manner, and at the shortest
notice, will cal on E. Mackin, at the Cabinet
/bop, foot e( Main Street,
-Neintose, April 15,1857.-15vr
.ST.LrFORD'S OLIVE TAU;
'at, . TURRELL'S
)ALT. We Ire selling the befit =lt for I Ts. and
.ltd. per bbl. 1141(PSTEAD McKENZIE.
bionirlyn, April 16,.1867.
.V101A116811616 dc SAMAR. Weonli sell
prime 3ftiscortdoYolasses Ibr 70 cts. - per
and fait rale Sum for 12.1 cts. 153.
2 - HEMPSTEAD& MeKENZIR
DOOMS & 81110 ES, at last years priers for
Cash, Barter, or short credit ,
HEMPSTEAD if: MeREATZI.E.
OLOitifilkltV. ,'Persons in want of Clothing,
% 4 4, : atn . ttinutlicorilltlo well to ex:to:due ottr,ssock
before purchasing elgewbere.
HEMPSTEAD d: itriCENZIR.
BOMNI ETS & RIBBONS. A fine amort
went of Ladies' and Misses Slimy and Leghorn .
Bonnets, Flatt,_ Bonnett Ribbons; Flowers. de., sell
ing low, at lIEMPSTEAD 41: IIcKENZIE'S.
• Brooklyn, April 15, 107.
- Dissolution . •
•E - firm of MOTT & TYLER, is this day dimly.
Ted by mutual consent. The business will bso
atrried on by - C. W. Mott.
'Montrose, April .14th, 1857. • " •
Ar'the.,..*Asol Directors of Saninsehaiunt Mandy.
( mo t E 1 In pursuance of the 43d section
of the Act of Bth May, 1854, you are hereby
notified to meet in convention, at the Court House
Montro-o on the
,nate MONDAY IX NAT% A.. D. 1857,
being tkeloura* ay of the month, at 1 o clock In the
afternoon, and select, eara yore, by a m4Ority-of the
whole number or Directors present, one person oflit
erary and scientific attainments, and of skill and cx.
perience in the art of Teaching, as Cousrr Seems,
etwnsart, for the three succeeding:years; determine
the amount of compthmation for the same, and -certify
the result to the State Superintendent at Harrisburg;
as required by the the 39th and 40th sections of said
act. B. F. TEWKSBURY, Co. Supt.,
of SuNuehanna County.
New Milford, April 15th 1857.-14w3
REAL ESTAT E.
Y virtue of an order, issued out of the Orphans'
B
Court of Susquehanna County, will be exposed
to public sale on the premises, on Friday, the first day
of May next, at one o'clOck P. M., all the right, title,
and interest of Joseph Glover, deceased, in and mall
that certain lot or tract of laud, situate in the town
ship of Jackson, County of Susquehanna, bounded on
the North by lands of George Wood and I. B. Greg
ory; on the Fast by Lands, of Luther Barrett; on the
South by lends , supposed to belong to the Estate of
Seku Neviert, deceased, and on the West by lands
of William Esterbrook ; containing about one hun
dred item, sod about twenty arms cleared.
Terms of payment made known on•dav of sale.
WM A BARREIt, Admit.
Jackson, April 15, 1857.-3 w
N T V L 4 annoin to the of Franklin acid
tsrewiiteprepared,
ondeuoth
inst., to commence the Millinery,business for the sea
son, when all calls in that line will be promptly at
tended to.
Baring ecured the sercicos of an eicellent millin
er—Miss E. H. /Op of Binghamton
,-and having a
well selected assortment of millinery goods now be
ing purchased in New York city, she is confident of
pleising all who may favor her with a call either in
prices or quality.
lir Straw bonnets dressed over to order.
Franklin Forks, April 8,1857.4 w.
TIIE partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm of M. L. Mack and
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
acco - unts are in the inunis of E. P. Mack, for settle
ment. to which all persons are. requested to attend
without delay. • . t M. L. MACK,
- E. P. MACK.
N. B. The business in all its branches, win still be
contin tied node . ; s noir arrangement, and While thank
ful for putt favors a continuance of the public pat
ronage is still solicited.
Brooklyn, March SI, 11367,
MiIIELL,
nEALER in Sinves and Heading% IToop.
APO Poles, %mkt, Firkins, Churns, *.c,, k c . AU
orders front responsible quarters, promptly 6ped, and
shipped as per direction. • •,. • .
'Great, Bend, &sq. Co,, 74.—r Bn9yl - ,
,C4O 1011 t °TUT SEED
rioeivedi sod for oak. Warranted to be tho
41 right kind. - :By" BALDWDi.
Mastro*, !iamb 4,18'67.-11r.:•
_
Givl)s.--We have just opened cbOice
1/ lot of De Istitlea ,- Taniuetleav, and a ther l ice ! al
'goo& of entire new patterns. Call and see.
IiFSTLEY & 11/A.D.,
snail* 111•11,40 . 71!rk t . I I . Oalittig . ,l_s -
tbf lately - . s. S. 17! 75.
Gem* NO. 5,- 1866. 4..7
OLOVER Kul TIMOTHY SEEP,
Ibr sale by BED EY & READ.
Nectrie, Nord 4 MT.
,
amid tit
tura.* BROS.
Tlrg l 1 a Lands.
Lauds fu lowa.
Lands In Wisconsin.
90MI
--Olt
NOTICE.
Administrator's Sale
—or--
MILLINERY. •
MRS. S..FULLER
Dissolution of Partnership.
tainiamie44414,424 . 46.11 _
FOR, SALI9 - 01* RENT.
s •
clown= otioliai 'coif* keatia
'Orireltlorinship; Itradfltid etiunti;;Pa:, sateen
miles from Towanda, and *Writthitirtnie'dista
from Owego. Forillits ill* neat', new—hare
table water pdwer,andltre In- a firit'ilite location
for custom, and wilrbe sold at barnain:'#id terms
made to suit thtpociftWer:
If not sold sonitlity' resteklegethei with
a farm of 1864iVei of 4and buses,
toms, and other •hathulblinga,- afut • tie' orchards
thereon. For filither - partientarri-addres. 'the sub
scriber, at ToWanda, Pa. :AlltiriO. FROST.
Starch 1857;-.4w'
MB
NOVT:46OI*.
RU LEY NEtiaDa
Phenix ilk*, Kontroller Pa.
Mao juseroccived a large"aad, galrabL, i Ock of
emu & nun asou,
comprising their used Tsriske t t
DRY GOODS, •
GROCERIES,
. CROCKERY t •
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS d DYESTUFFS,
. • MEDICINES,
• JEWELRY, •
HATS d CAPS,
FISH& LEATHER,
and in fact, almost every article called for, which We
are willing to sell at a very amall.advance from New
York prices.
Montrose, April 8, 1857. •
NEW TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP
of Susquehanna County.
THE undersigned propose to , publish , 'a Map of
Susquehanna County, (if sufficient encourage
ment be givea) Said Map will show all the roads
with their angles ; all Streams 'are to be shown In
their proper places with their names, and all Lakes
and'ronds, with Blair names, location, shape, and
size. The names of•proksty holders generally are
to be instated in their proper places. The Map will
a lio show the location of all Churches, School' Houses,
Hotels, Stores, Postoffices, Mills of all kinds, and al
so a eorrect table of distances from one Postoffice to
another thionghont the County. '
Sam Nap is to bt- on a scale of an inch and one
eighth to the mile, and will be - delizered to subs:et
hers, _colored and mounted, at the exceedingly, low
price, of The boiler. per copy._
LEE & MARSIL
Kos. 17 & 19 Minor St., Philadelphia.
April 9, 1837.-13m3n26
TOWN mateitrEs.... •. • •
TO such of the cidsetis of Susquehanna County - as
may desire to hum village or township libraries;
the-undersigned, haring peculiar for eur
chasins good books at low prices ; itiferslis 'services
for that purpose. Re has catalogues of theipnblica
tiona of many of the most extensive publishets 'kVA*
country, from which selections may bentade.‘
Stoddard's Mathematical series, and other . School
books furnished to sehCols to order.
• i . ' E. IV. FRAZIIta.
Gibson, Pm, April k.ll3ls7.—ti
0 . F E . ' E
C fresh burned and ground," to be had of
April 8, '57. 'SONS & SON.
I\T . E 0° 0 0 -D -
juat.opeoed by . _J. LYONS &
Montrose;Apni 1857,, , ].
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Montrose,
Milt subscriber offers - for sale, the halm wheat.
JL. one of the most reliable varieties ever introduc
ed Into Susquehanna County. Thomugh experience
hts etnivineSd me of the fact. ABEL CASSE : CM.
Ditnock, March 2s f 18157.-3 iv
CALOVER d. TIMOTHY SEE
‘J for axle, by - • . It. BURRITT
Mew Milford, March 18, 1857. •
SVYERAt large pleasant rooms, suitable for ME.
liners, Offices, or a small family,. in the second
story of the Brick Block, to let on reasonable terms,
front the Brat of April. 'BENTLEY k READ.
Montrose, March 18, 1857.
Sole Leather. •
Anew supply of 'be best quality, just reeelyed,
and for sale by BENTLEY d. - READ. -
C fors O ale F I BEI4LE4 i & READ
2000 Rolls of Wall Paper.
riOXPP.IBIN6 a good wariety of new atyleit end
beautiful patems,,also,-13ordeiting, Wlridoir N
per, ke.,„luat arrived, and for rale cheap for the qual
itY, by ABEL TUUELL.
gontrave, March, 18, 1857. '
1\411;1038..--Large11,Framed Mirror". for solo
by • . .A. T.118RY444-1
T r EN NEDY 'S 1111DICAL . DISCOVERY,
Xl foe sale by , AMU, .TURBELL
Bark Peelers Wanted - .
GDOA 'and re li able Nark Feelers wanted, .40 peel
,istloto front 100 to 1000 cords, and deliver,the
Lurie on roads; or at our tannery. Also, rotted. by
the subscribers 54 to 75 good sheep:
. ' • ' E. &O. PRATT.
New. Milford, Mareh 17, 1057.40ntil
Paper Hang
4000 Deew Piper aad Bonier. of die moslole
ildraide Patterni for eide,l4oo#ll ad
nace far cub. Please call slid sec. at:
18.'67.- ' • • VII,II.NIDLENA. •
rjl - 0 .U A-. • 'S .. A •1,
1: for fatuity and Dart at - - CHANDLARA.
tieli - 'gia7rßtvrs ? rivn eenfa4ter
A yard; anti: ; „ „ Co
lanTipti ,
‘1"4"?I'llj"lb
T k
,
' estern
nti Cloves :Send on taantandlnliksg
•r: • ?" ,W4BOX-1 OLIN;
„T. Adolloll4tataio6rlisitliee:
IVOTICX 10 brieby istiett trk allpotaisbedigtlir
4, l lalmatcmiinatkoossoutot,AimuniX,Sviicrt%
4•009 0 4 , 1it5! AssaP tow** 0 0 U. NM'
;slog 1: 1 0.,No*Od o.tiss =derived AP emir
sac am OrWaki~ mid Za4* eau!.
4tialocallo-ut hanieflatemint • ' '
hosti, April 6, 1857. j344' . ” ' -
resent to Everybody,
NITHQ purchases an Ambrotype be.
77 tween this. and the ist of June.
Finding it necessary to •raise a con
siderable sum of . the "needier during
the nest two months. I have adopted this
plea kr increasing my tandness, trusting
that my efforts to please my patrons virM
be so well appreciated that . I' shall .lose
thing by , the operation.
These presents consist, of .Gold Lot*.
ets,lrom itli 3 Oßlto $10,00.; Books from
ck. tersl,2s ; Amtn*pes from SI,OO
to et,oo; and Lithographs from Meta.
to '
Two hamirei. of these, . worth..snar
SIKOO wißbe . ginn to the. pnrehesers
:4'200 cans sitlected for We. purpose,
Ur There wino ticketd ;'conselltreni
ik do'waiting fer a minim, d r awi,g".:.
but eaek one gets hi:elm:est; with his
IU-este:LAE:I • •
So now, oa good PooPkoodie no debeft
For April or d May will soowpasa sway.
Whether rainy or shiny, we don't care a
•
:fetther.
For we do take good pit' tures in nil nods
od weatlier. . -
W. 8., DEANS:.
Sky Parlor in the Brick Block,
over Bentley and' Beitra.
April 2, 1857.
SEED WHEAT.
Rooms to Let.
==loi=iti=ZCM'
imp Qat:
A cheiiiiir-aud, B.
OBANDLIZIL
- r‘l
of DiLAINEg, 3:4 ; , ` fir
aiko - . 0444#1.104i.
':• v cioitOi iiiiiiiiWthic4"
rra. 6ierottitvelo4tt sto*iso,33*
div *vd„ tethe.2 6
also. ?timely . 'seed orki a l kettor gnsfl
be sold In-quentfties to vdt the liettebieert • 'MOT
hire also on-beed alerge gituottity oft extellimt Bog
Wileat. -4 R.lcunsia growls Ida* tflef
busbekorlo4 Inquire ef
MANE k
- 'ittilkien#SlTAAMAlSe!'
Koottoseelltateb 18; _ •
• • 1`
2kfts, ai
A feir-Pkiiisbe are steiesiiddik'
41. be •
.141:kee *en eeek _to ekostibitavilkb7
1851. _
'TEA NEVIOAVIIIENTAPOIWOALIII
- vti4iined Vl!eti- pLreipii rot it 4 -
ELL. am *t a wT 4 nii iii .:. ..,-,. -o -', .-' ,- !• - . -- AL-BALDWUJii: , r.:-
. :, -:*0riti05e,:_,341..40,16,18.47.4.".4 - -.;.:',.
•
• Noir/cr. •• -. •
• " • • • ••• • • •
• Dealers rerchamliss, air/lips • ,Ctreaty
TN pursuance of the severaractitdeamblYet this
1 Controonwealth , --to provide retentis tilasset: die
demandi Apra the Treasury and for-ether
--the undersigned appraiser of Merchandle Tessier
Sulam'. County, luu4 prep ared *Est of all Yertbaml_lil
trading within said County and Placed each's, ssis
Merchants in thatch which toldm siren* right and
just according to , the.provisiens of addict o tessile
bly, as follows viz:
Reablenee. Proprietors. . (Xaat. : P.llll:
Auburn, John. P. Lambe; 14 .- :
• " .Joseph McCain i • • 14
" Grover Phfiipsk Co., 1$ .
' Walt Man & Swisher, .14 , •
•' Hiram S. Lewis, = 14
Apolaeon, H. Barney, - . 14
Wm. Buffo*, 14
V. W. Allen, c • •14 •
• " R. T. Ashley.
" E. S. Kent, - ' 1$ • '
• 1, I 0.0. Iletipatead,
11.; Depot, Post Brothers _l4 - •
..J. C. Lee. - . -14
Bridgewater,G. N. Allen,. ' 14
Clifford, John lighted, - 34 .
' Brundage & Wilson, 14
" S. B. Wells • 10
Handal!. CbtuAs, _
-. J. B. Slocum, -- 111
" H. C..Healy; 14
" IL EL Phinny, . ,
" Thromes.,Amold, • - IS -
Dimoelt Wm..H. Thayer,l4, •
..-J. Smith Jr. *B4 ; 14
" ,L. H. Woodru ff , - 14 ,
Friendffirilli, Jeremiah ; 12
" Marsh & Glidden, - • 13
Franklin, J. L. iferrhissa, • :14
Forest Lake,D; L. Meeker, ' • 14
• Gibson, S. S. -In ,12
" Hawley* Goal,
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Grunt Sclirslker, 'it , •
" -Jan Sulky,_ -
N. K. Kennedy, = 1$
Great Bend,J, 4N. Dubois, • - • 14-
" • S. IL Dayton, , 11 .
" D, Taylor, 10
Lodermille, S.M. June, • _ 11
" • Wm. A. Sao*, 14
- " G. B...Mesick It Co., 14
" Henry McKinney. . IS
L. S. Lenbeini, - 13
" . Crane Co,„ 14
"' ' . -ThoMas A Whiting, -
• Alanscia Hubbard, " 14
" John•Coisters • 14
Mefferd, G. W. Seymour k 1$
" Zerab Very, 3,4
" • S. B. (Jae, • ' 14
Johnston Edwards r k, Co.;-111`
• " • Peunel Carpenter, l3.
" NatonAlk liozley.. IS.
• „IlailionY, B. R. Lyons & Co., •1$
- Seth A. Lyons. - I 14
Wm. Tremsfn k Co.„ 4
• ' " --Breath Sr Behlager, 6
" -F.D. L,vons, . 14 -
Herrick, ,4ohn -14
Teekion, J. I. Turret., , •l4
Jessup, Timothy Depue, `• 14 •
• Lathrop, bum A. Newton,
Hopbottom, Bell. SE.Tmgley,. 14
" Merrik . . 14 7
Lenox, Selnilta Eaton it•Co, • S
" 11. YL Grow 'S: Brother, IS -
Llerty, Roger. Kenyon, .14 •
'A. A. Beeman, 14 v
Z.Blatedeei L 14
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" •PleFig L. RosOr 14.
Darius Coleman,'
Montrose, Post Bretbore, 11
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Guttenberg Ktoserl:oo,
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.Reellr A gicki.4o,_ 14. .. y
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F. B. Chandler ,'' . - •
"- Henry . 13 .•
. - L.A.,Latbrop & Co., 13'--
" J. B. Singleton,. - '
" Johns: &0: M. Came, 14 - I • I:
M. S. Wagon It Son, . •
. " Thayer* Co., - . 14 ~
New Milford,Sutphin & Young, l2
" Hayden Brothers,l2
" J. Moss & Brothers. IX • '
E. A. & 0.-Prett, $ • •
Henry Ilurritt; -
• Dickman's& Gamin, 14, •
" Q.. Ward,.l2: • -"-
HMI', NormaiHranger, 14,;,
' S. H. Canfield; - 14
- 0 . • George' Snyder, l4 -
Silver Lake, Thomas Sullivan, - 14 . ".'• •
• " . J. W. Brackney, lk •
SprinFtille. E. S. Park, , 13 = '
Scott & Jobuittic l2 • •
Sam. DrOtAnith A Shahs.- 14 I • $
" Wm. Shrimpten. '
I '. Miles Creep's - , 14 •
it • . Gaylord Curtis, • ' 14-2 •
is John Titaey , •. 14
" Whitney & Bot, 1$
" W. H. k H ubbard, is.
N. C. ltD. W. Norton; , It
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James Bell e
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